Daniel Lee

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3-D TV — Are Consumers Ready to Make the Jump?

Imagine watching a game where the team actually surrounds you. Or immerse yourself in a movie that looks like it is taking place in your living room.  After seeing some of the news from International CES , this makes me wonder if this is the future of TV?  Researchers have been working on advancing hologram technology since the 1990s, so producing a 3-D display is a major step... More

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My Wishes For The Holidays

With the holidays quickly approaching, everyone is wondering what to do this season. What to give, what not to give, to give at all — those are the questions running through consumers’ minds as they prepare for gift giving this year.  Well, I have a few “wishes” of my own — for the CE industry in general and, well, just for me too … ... More

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A World Without Wires …

Twenty years ago, cellphones were few and far between. These days, even 10-year-olds carry them. This makes me wonder: Will the wireless TV be the “cellphone” of the next generation? There has been tremendous buzz about wireless TV leading up to International CES next month. Many predict Anyone remember Centel? that wireless will be the “next... More

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Laws of Physics Don’t Rule the Economy (Unfortunately)

Today, I’d like to talk about Physics, the economy, Black Friday and President-Elect Barack Obama . As a geek whose educational background is Physics, I must admit that economics is not something that I understand completely. Unlike the field of Physics, which is governed by a few relatively simple and straightforward laws, to me economic issues are often bizarrely complex... More

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TVs As Stocking Stuffers

Shopping for the holidays? Think of it this way: Putting a TV in someone’s stocking will help the economy!   There are predictions that with the economy in its current state, the upcoming holiday season will be one of the worst seen in years. And while we don’t like to be so pessimistic, we tend to agree that consumers might be a little pickier when it comes to holiday... More